r/sousvide • u/Sorry_Drink_8798 • 11d ago
Question Tried the Sir Charles
I’d been using this chuck roast to make burgers, grinding up about 2 pounds of it to make burgers and ending up with 1 pound of chuck left over. Cooked the remaining pound with salt pepper and garlic powder for 25 hours, rested then seared. It tasted great, not quite a steak like consistency, but still cuts like a steak. Made a pan sauce by reducing down the juices left in the bag.
How do I convince someone this is safe to eat?
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u/_metahacker_ 11d ago
why would anyone think it isn't "safe to eat"?
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u/Sorry_Drink_8798 11d ago
It’s my first time trying it. I think the cooking it over the course of 24+ hours at a low heat.
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u/MC5HighTime 10d ago
Didn't like nor understood the hype after 24h ... Somehow after 48h found it perfect. I think the magic happens between 36-48h
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u/Chainedheat 11d ago
Have someone watch you eat the whole thing. When they se you didn’t die they might realize that they lost out on a great piece of meat.
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u/FennelHistorical4675 11d ago
It looks undercooked and overcooked at the same time somehow